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Mirror Group Newspapers ‘habitually used phone-hacking’ High Court documents claim
A senior Mirror Group journalist “regularly paid” £125 for mobile phone numbers and pin codes from a private detective, High…
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Mirror fails in bid to throw out phone-hacking cases
The High Court has refused to throw out phone-hacking damages claims brought against Mirror Group Newspapers by ex-footballer Garry Flitcroft…
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False rumour about Charles Clarke affair led NoW to watch secretary’s house and hack her voicemails
Journalists at the News of the World used phone-hacking as a "perfectly rational but entirely illegal" way of checking stories,…
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Trial of Brooks, Coulson and others continues today as prosecution opening moves into third day
Prosecutors will today continue to lay out the case against former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-News of…
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Jurors in the trial of former News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-spin doctor Andy Coulson will today hear…
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Court hears of ‘complex operation’ to conceal evidence as Thurlbeck, Miskiw and Weatherup admit hacking
Phone-hacking started while Rebekah Brooks was editor of the News of the World and continued under Andy Coulson, jurors in…
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First News International hacking trial begins: Brooks, Coulson, Kuttner and Edmondson are among the accused
Former News International (now News UK) chief executive Rebekah Brooks and ex-government spin doctor Andy Coulson will appear at the…
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News UK issues tough new guidance on illegal payments and sets up whistleblowers’ hotline
Times Newspapers and Sun publisher News UK has issued tough new guidance on bribery and illegal payments. The guidelines sent…
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